This restaurant's rustic atmosphere is noticeable in the tables with sarplier towels, brown paper hand towels and cloth napkins. Open since the spring 2006, it specializes in its several cod dishes (with "broa" - a sort of rough bread -, "à lagareiro" and "à Zé do Pipo"), the kid, the roasted veal and the "posta à mirandesa" (a thick, tender steak).

Open space in September 2011, owned by renowned chef José Avillez. In a relaxed and informal environment, decorated with vintage furniture, tiles and an installation of Lamego Widow authored by artist Joana Astolfi, the letter offers a variety of snacks, nails, plates and desserts that reveal influences of some Cook's voyages. Cocktails are another pleasant surprise and are served at the bar.

A restaurant with two rooms and a terrace, for the warmer days. It serves quite well prepared traditional Portuguese dishes. The wine list is small. A restaurant/shellfish house that offrs typical Portuguese dishes, with a dining room on the first floor. Simple decor and panoramic sea views. Kind and effective service. The terrace is open only during the summer.

Located next to the Gerês Thermal Baths building, this is a great place to relax. A very beautiful park with areas of spontaneous vegetation and landscaped gardens. It has a lake with ducks where you can go boating. It also features swimming pools, a fitness trail, a bar, and a playground. It is only open during the summer season, and an entrance fee is required.

A 16th-century church with a single nave, pilasters at the corners, a main façade finished with a gable and cornice, with openings forming a central axis consisting of the Mannerist portal surmounted by a niche with an image of Our Lady of Mercy. The interior is completely stripped of its former structure and decoration, preserving only the chancel arch, a perfect arch on pilasters, with traces of paint.

The Pedras Salgadas & spa nature park, is a 4-star tourist set, situated in the interior North of Portugal to 580 meters of altitude, in the middle of Parque de Pedras Salgadas, belonging to the municipality of Vila Pouca de Aguiar, between Vila Real and keys. Pedras Salgadas Park offers 20 hectares, with five miles of paths that lead to the discovery of its intricacies. Here all the energy emanating through nature remains intact. Pedras Salgadas was in fact on the way royalty holiday. Today this delightful spa town has become a destination "fashion". The power of water and the …

This museum belongs to the Sociedade de Transportes Colectivos do Porto and was inaugurated on 18 May 1992. Although its short existence, it has managed a programme of important cultural events in the city of Porto, being today one of the most visited museums. It has a vast collection of vehicles, ranging from the American car, animal traction, to various models of electric cars, for people transportation and also for goods transports. The museum also has a vast collection of documents, photographs and various materials related to the operation and maintenance of these vehicles. In addition to these activities, the …

The convent of the hermits of the Serra de Ossa was built by order of Hermits in 1647. The inspiration in the figure of Sao Paulo made the hermits were also known as Hermits of St. Paul or Jesus Christ. For this reason, the monument has several designations as, for example, the Blessed Sacrament Convent, Convent of the hermits of St. Paul da Serra da Ossa or convent of Jesus Christ. This is a Mannerist building, which preserves part of the cloister, the corridor of access to the area of the cells, the atrium of the Church of Santa Catarina, …

Downtown Faro is a true shopping mall in the open, with an architecture of great beauty. Here you will find famous shops which give animation to the space and offer diversified products. Let us highlight the Street Dom Francisco Gomes, a pedestrian street, paved with typical motifs on the floor, where one can find traditional commerce all around.

Opened in 2007, was the 14th Center to integrate the Live Science Network, which shows us the world of energy and the environment. It consists of two buildings: the monitoring and Environmental Interpretation Centre and the Home of silk. The first consists of interactive modules on the environment, energy, recycling. Silk's House is part of a former mill, probably used in the dyeing process of silk, in the 18th and 19th centuries.